How can you control the appearance of objects in each view?

Using the View Templates feature is an effective way to control the appearance of objects in each view in Revit. View Templates allow users to set specific graphical representations for various categories and visual styles, which can include visibility settings, colors, line weights, and object styles. Once a view template is applied, any changes made to the template automatically propagate to all views using that template, ensuring consistency and saving time in managing graphical settings across multiple views.

This method is particularly beneficial for large projects where maintaining a uniform appearance across different views is critical for clarity and visual communication. By creating and applying view templates, you can efficiently manage the graphical settings without having to individually adjust each view.

The other methods mentioned—adjusting individual object properties, layering construction documents, and applying visibility graphics overrides—offer different levels of control but do not provide the same broad and consistent management for multiple views as view templates do. Adjusting individual properties affects only specific objects, while visibility graphics overrides apply changes in a more isolated manner. Layering construction documents relates more to the organization of project files rather than controlling view appearances directly.